Sentence examples for gaps in legislation from inspiring English sources

We observed low functional fit potential and many gaps in legislation.

These guidelines aim to address gaps in legislation and elaborate on ethical concerns more specifically.

The agreement foresees a number of specific activities designed to develop an agenda for action to address identified gaps in legislation.

The Crown Office decided the circumstances of the killing did not meet the "statutory test for an offence to be aggravated by religious prejudice" but Scotland's chief law officer, James Wolffe QC, the lord advocate, has now written to the justice secretary as he believes the case highlighted a "potential gap" in legislation.

There are still many gaps in the legislation, but Guest recognises that huge advances have been made.

At the last Cites conference in 2013, 19 African and Asian countries were required to take timebound action to address gaps in their legislation and enforcement or face sanctions.

"The studies done by the EC show there are gaps in existing legislation which have to be filled one way or another," Potočnik's official spokesman told the Guardian.

Christopher Richter suggested that the majority's legalistic approach, while yielding a workable construction of the provisions of the Migration Act, resulted in a dangerous situation in this case because the Act did not specifically address the situation of stateless persons, and the literal approach did not allow for gaps in the legislation to be filled.

Rectifying gaps in ethics, legislation, and practice is critical to reach the balance between ensuring rights of people with HIV and preventing HIV transmission in the workplace.

12 However, involvement of nurses in the decision-making process would require additional education of nurses to fill knowledge gaps in resuscitation legislation.

To this end, it is necessary to both fill gaps in Indian legislation and to improve the implementation and enforcement of existing laws.